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Lockey 2500 Series Mechanical Keypad Hook Bolt Lock with Adjustable Backset

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Lockey 2500 Series Mechanical Keypad Hook Bolt Lock

The Lockey 2500 Series is a mechanical push-button keypad lock engineered specifically for sliding glass doors and applications requiring a hook bolt. No keys, no batteries, no electronics - thousands of possible combinations secure the door while eliminating key management overhead. Available in six finishes with keyless, keyed-alike, and key-override configurations.

Key Features

  • Hook Bolt Design: 3/8" throw hook bolt engineered for sliding glass door strike geometry - not a standard deadbolt substitute.
  • Adjustable Backset: Field-adjustable to fit varying door and frame conditions without special tooling.
  • Door Thickness: Fits 1-1/8" to 2" doors standard.
  • Weather-Resistant Construction: Zinc-plated steel housing with Teflon-coated stainless steel interior components rated for exterior and interior use.
  • Changeable Handing: Reversible for left- or right-hand sliding door installations.
  • Multiple Strike Plates: Includes strikes for both mortised and surface-mounted applications.
  • Simple Code Changes: Combination can be reset in the field without replacing hardware - fast security updates between tenants or staff changes.
  • Keying Options: Available keyless, keyed-alike (KA), or with key override (KO) for emergency or master-key access.

Technical Specifications

  • Model Series: 2500
  • Lock Type: Mechanical push-button keypad, hook bolt
  • Bolt Throw: 3/8"
  • Housing Dimensions: 5-5/8" L x 1-5/8" W x 1-5/8" D
  • Door Thickness Range: 1-1/8" to 2"
  • Backset: Adjustable
  • Material: Zinc-plated steel; Teflon-coated stainless steel interior components
  • Use: Interior and exterior
  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Finishes Available: Antique Brass, Bright Brass, Jet Black, Satin Chrome, Satin Nickel, White

Typical Applications

  • Sliding glass doors - commercial storefronts, office suites, patio enclosures
  • Multi-family and hospitality properties requiring keyless tenant access
  • Healthcare and educational facilities with controlled interior zones
  • Retail and industrial spaces where key management is impractical

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Product Subgroup:
Bored Locksets
Subcategory:
Mechanical Push Buttons
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Product Type:
Mechanical Locks
Product Attribute:
Cylindrical Locks
MAP Policy:
Yes
Backset (Distance):
Adjustable
Door Thickness Range:
1-1/8" to 2"
Product Dimension:
5-5/8" L x 1-5/8" W x 1-5/8" D
Product Category:
Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
Product Substrate:
Zinc-Plated Steel
Department:
Door Hardware

Lockey 2500-JB – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Lockey 2500 keypad lock work on a sliding glass door?
That's exactly what the 2500 Series is built for. It uses a 3/8 inch throw hook bolt rather than a straight-throwing deadbolt, so it hooks into the strike geometry a sliding panel needs, where a bolt that only pushes straight out can be pulled free as the panel slides. It ships with strikes for both mortised and surface-mounted applications, so you can use it whether the jamb is prepped or you are surface mounting to the frame. If your opening is a swinging door needing a standard deadbolt, this is the wrong bolt type.
2) What door thickness does the Lockey 2500 hook bolt lock fit?
1-1/8 to 2 inches as supplied. That range is wider than most commercial locks and covers thin sliding panel stiles at the low end plus the 1-3/4 inch standard commercial door at the top. The backset is field-adjustable, so you are not fixed to a single 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inch bore centre the way you would be with a tubular lockset, which matters on sliding frames where the hole placement is dictated by the panel rather than by a template.
3) Do I need to order the Lockey 2500 handed for a left or right sliding door?
No. Handing is changeable in the field, so one part number covers left-hand and right-hand sliding installations. That is worth knowing if you are buying for a building with panels running both directions, since you can stock a single lock instead of splitting the order.
4) What is the difference between keyless, keyed alike, and key override on the Lockey 2500?
Three configurations, and you pick one at order time. Keyless is code only, nothing to carry and nothing to rekey. KA (keyed alike) sets multiple locks to a common key so a super or maintenance lead opens every door on one key. KO (key override) adds a cylinder so the code operates the lock day to day but a key gets you in for emergency or master access. Property managers running tenant turnover usually want KO or KA; a purely internal zone where nobody should ever bypass the code is the case for keyless. Every one of the six finishes is offered in all three.
5) Is a hook bolt lock the right choice, or should I use a tubular keypad latch instead?
It depends on whether the door slides or swings. The hook bolt on the 2500 rotates into the strike, so it resists the shear pull a sliding panel puts on a bolt, but it is not a drop-in for a swinging door that is bored for a tubular lock. For a swinging door you want a tubular keypad lock instead: ZenSupply carries the Codelocks CL250 tubular latch with key override, and the heavy duty Codelocks CL510/CL515 and CL610/CL615 tubular latchbolt back-to-back models for openings that need code entry from both sides. Those go in a standard bored prep; the Lockey 2500 does not.
6) Is a tubular deadbolt like the BEST 8T a substitute for the Lockey 2500 hook bolt?
No - they secure different doors. The BEST 8T Series closet function non-keyed tubular deadbolt is a blank plate by thumbturn device with a 1-3/4 inch door thickness, so it bores into a swinging door and is operated by turning a knob, with no combination entry at all. The Lockey 2500 Series is a mechanical push-button keypad throwing a 3/8 inch hook bolt built for sliding glass door strike geometry rather than as a standard deadbolt substitute, and it fits doors from 1-1/8 inch to 2 inch with an adjustable backset. If the requirement is code entry on a slider, the 8T does not cover it; if the requirement is a simple thumbturn on a 1-3/4 inch swinging door, the 8T does.
7) What is the difference between the Lockey 2500 and the Codelocks CL250 for a keypad lock with key override?
Both are mechanical keypad locks offered with a key override option, but they throw different bolts into different openings. The Lockey 2500 Series drives a 3/8 inch throw hook bolt shaped for sliding glass door strike geometry, with an adjustable backset, a 1-1/8 inch to 2 inch door thickness range, and strikes for both mortised and surface-mounted applications. The Codelocks CL250 is a tubular latch from the CL200 Series with key override, so it is a swinging-door latchbolt rather than a hook bolt. Use the 2500 where a slider needs to be hooked and held; use the CL250 where a hinged door needs a latch that retracts on the lever.
8) How much room does the Lockey 2500 keypad take up on the door face?
The lock body measures 5-5/8 x 1-5/8 x 1-5/8 inches. On a narrow sliding panel stile the 1-5/8 inch width is the number that decides it, since the keypad has to sit on the stile face without fouling the glass stop or the adjacent panel. Measure your stile before you commit.
9) Can I change the code on a Lockey keypad lock when a tenant moves out?
Yes, and without pulling the lock or swapping parts. The combination resets in the field on the 2500 Series, which is the whole reason these get specified in multi-family, hospitality, and staff-access openings: turnover costs you a few minutes instead of a rekey call. There are no batteries and no electronics involved, so the code survives power loss and there is nothing to fail on a dead battery.
10) Will a mechanical keypad lock hold up outdoors on a patio or storefront slider?
The 2500 is rated for exterior as well as interior use. Housing is zinc-plated steel and the internal components are Teflon-coated stainless steel, which is what keeps a mechanical button mechanism moving on a weather-exposed patio enclosure or storefront. Because it is fully mechanical there is no battery compartment to take on water and no cold-weather battery drop-off.
11) Do I need to buy a separate strike plate for the Lockey 2500 hook bolt lock?
No, strikes are included, and for both prep types: one for a mortised strike where the jamb is cut in, and one for surface mounting where you are fixing to the face of the frame. On a sliding aluminum frame you often cannot mortise cleanly, so the surface strike is what actually gets used. Nothing extra to source before the install.
12) Which keypad lock gives code entry on both sides of the door, and does the Lockey 2500 do that?
For code entry on both faces, the Codelocks CL510 and CL515 of the CL500 Series and the CL610 and CL615 of the CL600 Series are back-to-back tubular latchbolt locks, meaning a keypad is presented on each side. The Lockey 2500 Series is a push-button keypad hook bolt for sliding glass doors, offered keyless, keyed-alike, or with key override, and its second-side access path is the key override rather than a second keypad. Choose the back-to-back Codelocks where both directions must be code-controlled, and the 2500 where the requirement is a hook bolt in a slider.
13) The Lockey 2500 fits 1-1/8 to 2 inch doors - what keypad lock covers a 1-3/4 inch door only?
A 1-3/4 inch door sits inside the Lockey 2500 Series range of 1-1/8 inch to 2 inch, so the 2500 itself prepares for that thickness with its adjustable backset. Where the 2500 will not follow is the door type - it is built for sliding glass doors. Among fixed-thickness comparables, the BEST 8T Series tubular deadbolt lists a 1-3/4 inch door thickness, but it is a non-keyed thumbturn device with a blank plate outside, not a keypad. For code entry on a 1-3/4 inch swinging door, the Codelocks CL610 and CL615 tubular latchbolt back-to-back locks in the CL600 Series are the keypad answer.
14) Do the Kwikset Halifax and Lisbon dummy trims work as an alternative to a keypad lock?
No - they do not lock anything. The Kwikset Halifax lever with round rose interior dummy handleset trim, the Halifax lever with square rose, the Lisbon lever with square rose, and the Perth lever interior dummy handleset trim are all dummy function, meaning a fixed pull with no bolt and no latch behind it. The Lockey 2500 Series is a mechanical push-button keypad throwing a 3/8 inch hook bolt with keyless, keyed-alike, and key-override configurations. Dummy trim is what goes on the inactive leaf or the pull side; it is not a security device and never substitutes for a locking mechanism.
15) I want to standardize keyless entry across a property with both sliders and swinging doors - which locks pair up?
Run the Lockey 2500 Series on the sliding glass doors: it is a mechanical push-button keypad with a 3/8 inch hook bolt, field-changeable combination, changeable handing for left- or right-hand sliders, and an adjustable backset, in a commercial-rated zinc-plated steel housing, with keyless, keyed-alike, and key-override configurations across six finishes. On the swinging doors, the Codelocks CL510 and CL515 in the CL500 Series or the CL610 and CL615 in the CL600 Series carry the same mechanical keypad approach in a tubular latchbolt back-to-back form, both heavy duty. Where an opening needs an emergency key path, the Codelocks CL250 tubular latch is offered with key override, matching the key-override option on the 2500.
16) What finishes does the Lockey 2500 keypad lock come in?
Six: Antique Brass, Bright Brass, Jet Black, Satin Chrome, Satin Nickel, and White. White and Jet Black are the ones that usually disappear against a residential or storefront slider frame, while the brass and chrome options are there to match existing lever and pull hardware on the rest of the suite. Whichever you pick, all three keying configurations are available in it.
17) Is the Lockey 2500 rated for commercial use or is it a residential lock?
Commercial. It is specified into storefronts, office suites, multi-family and hospitality properties, healthcare and educational controlled zones, and retail or industrial spaces where handing out keys is impractical. The mechanical build with no electronics is a large part of why: nothing to maintain across a fleet of openings, and the code changes in the field when staff or tenants turn over.
18) Is there a simpler non-electronic option than the Lockey 2500 for a low-traffic interior door?
For a closet or storage door where no combination is needed, the BEST 8T Series closet function non-keyed tubular deadbolt is the plainer device: blank plate on the outside, thumbturn on the inside, T Series, for a 1-3/4 inch door. There is no code to manage and no keypad to reset. The Lockey 2500 Series is the choice when the opening needs actual access control without electronics - a push-button combination that can be reset in the field between tenants or staff changes, throwing a 3/8 inch hook bolt. Both are entirely mechanical; the 8T simply controls nothing from the outside.
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Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
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Does the Lockey 2500-JB come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Lockey 2500-JB is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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